Course - Advanced Software Design - TDT4250
Advanced Software Design
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Course content
Generic techniques for modeling, design and implementation of modular software, focussing on industrial techniques and domains. Component-based design, component-based architectures and frameworks, distributed component-based systems. Model-driven development of software, code generation and domain-specific languages. Testing, continuous integration, deployment and governance.
Learning outcome
Knowledge:The students shall know generic methods for modeling, designing and implementing modular software and model-driven development of software, and how these are used in various phases of development and maintenance.Skills:The student shall have practical skills in modeling, designing and implementing modular software, with modern frameworks and tools, including model-based techniques.Generell competency: The students shall know of and be able to select among different methods and techniques for developing modular software.
Learning methods and activities
Lectures, exercises and supervised project. The course may be taught in English if taken by students without Norwegian language skills.
Compulsory assignments
- Exercises
Further on evaluation
The portfolio consists of one or more assignments (contributing 30% of the grade) and a semester project (contributing the remaining 70%). The assignments are individual exercises on specific topics, while the project is developed in groups of 3-4 students and it is intended to demonstrate competence on the overall content of the course. The objective of the project is defined by groups themselves, with guidance from the teacher. Feedback and guidance for the project will be given throughout the semester.
Recommended previous knowledge
Course TDT4100 Object-oriented programming, or equivalent. Course TDT4140 Software Engineering, or equivalent. Course TDT4175 Information Systems, or equivalent. Course TDT4240 Software Architecture, or equivalent.
Course materials
To be announced at the start of the term.
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Subject areas
- Computer Systems
- Informatics
- Technological subjects